Micheal Martin will become Ireland's new Taoiseach after Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and the Green Party all voted in favour of the Programme for Government.
Mr Martin will take over from Leo Varadkar at a special sitting of the Dail at Dublin's Convention Centre tomorrow.
The meeting will take place in the Convention Centre as the venue can accommodate all members of the Dail while allowing them to practice social distancing.
Deputy Martin will remain as Taoiseach until December 2022 when Mr Varadkar will resume in the roll.
Fine Gael were the first party to pass the deal, announcing the results of a party vote this afternoon.
The overall result was 80% in favour and 20% against the Programme for Government.
Fianna Fail announced shortly after 7:30pm that the party had also voted in favour of the deal with 74% for and 26% against.
In the last few minutes, the Greens became the final party of the new three-way coalition to announce its members had approved the deal with 1,435 voting in favour, exceeding the quota of 1,262.
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